It is now Wednesday morning. The polls have closed for the remaining states. The long and arduous journey of choosing a democratic nominee for president is over. Or is it? Senator Clinton has yet to concede that she has lost. Nor has she acknowledged that Senator Obama has won. Now the question is, “What does [...]
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Senator Barack Obama declares, “Tonight, I can stand before you and say that I will be the Democratic nominee for president of the United States.” Obama ’08 I was absolutely shocked to read the headlines proclaiming that Senator Hillary Clinton used the 1968 assassination of Robert F Kennedy as an historical example of why she should stay in the race: “My husband did not wrap up the nomination in 1992 until he won the California primary somewhere in the middle of June, [...] I almost forgot to do my primary update. In fact, I completely forgot that it had happened. So here are the numbers: Kentucky: Clinton – 65% Obama – 30% Oregon: Obama – 58% Clinton – 42% If you need a breakdown of how they divided the delegates you will have to hunt that down yourself. [...] I’m getting pretty bored with this whole situation. Here are the results for last night’s primary: West Virginia: Clinton – 67% Obama – 26% Senator Clinton picks up another 20 delegates with Senator Obama gaining 8. He still leads in all of the categories; pledged delegates, super-delegates and the popular vote. I never realized what [...] |
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